Hauā Reo, Hauā Tangata is the vision and strategy for Ngāti Hauā Te Reo revitalisation.
There are multiple layers of meaning which sit behind Hauā Reo, Hauā Tangata:
It is hoped that Hauā Reo, Hauā Tangata will be adopted as the face of our local fight to revitalise Te Reo as it is applied within and by the people of Ngāti Hauā.
It was agreed by Te Ohu Reo o Ngāti Hauā that the timeframe for the Hauā Reo, Hauā Tangata Te Reo strategy should not be confined to the typical 3-5yr term, but instead remain open with a review to be conducted every 3-5 years, and an annual update provided to tribal members through the Trust’s annual report process.
What’s on this page:
Whāinga Matua (Mission)
By 2040, Te Reo Māori along with its Ngāti Hauā distinctions will be a principal language of communication for at least 75% of Ngāti Hauā uri.
2016 (current) |
2021 |
2031 |
2036 |
2040 |
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38%
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45%
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61%
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69%
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75%
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Ohu Reo o Ngāti Hauā
NEXT EVENT:
19th-21st April
He Kura Hāpai Kāheru – Rangatahi mā nau mai haere mai. He wānanga tikanga, reo, mau rākau! To register visit: ngatihauaiwitrust.co.nz/he-kura-hapai-kaheru-2021
You can also find out whats happening on our Haua Reo Haua Tangata Facebook page HERE
Recent Events
He Kura Hāpai Kāheru
Rangatahi mā nau mai haere mai. He wānanga tikanga, reo, mau rākau!
Te Tumuakitanga
Te Tumuakitanga - Te Huinga Taniwha, 16 November 2019
Te Kura Reo ā-Iwi o Ngāti Hauā
As part of the language revitalisation strategy Hauā Reo Hauā Tangata, Ngāti Hauā is holding a Kura Reo over a period of four days from Sunday 29th September to Wednesday 2nd of October 2019.
Waiata with Hauā
Waiata with Hauā every two months
Te Pae Haumako
He wānanga rangatahi a Te Pae Haumako e aro katoa ana ki te reo Māori, ko te reo Māori te kaikawe i tēnei wānanga, ko te huarahi whakakōrero i te rangatahi ko Ngā Toi Māori. 10th – 13th Hōngongoi
Hāpaitia Te Reo
Support parents to kōrero Māori with their tamariki - assist whānau in creating language plans and strategies - create families and communities of Te Reo Māori speakers - provide an opportunity for participants to hear directly from Māori language champions